Palma to Andratx

Begin your Balearic adventure in Palma, renowned for its historic old town and vibrant port teeming with charter yachts. Depart at 10 am and take the time to get acquainted with your crew as you set sail towards the charming fishing village of Andratx. On the way, stop at Cala de Portals Vells, a hidden gem within the Bay of Palma, perfect for a leisurely swim and a delicious lunch on board. Continue your journey and arrive in Andratx in time to enjoy a fresh seafood dinner at one of the delightful restaurants lining the natural harbor.

Andratx to Sóller

Start the second day of your Mallorca yacht charter with an early breakfast of fresh pastries and fruit on the aft deck as you leave the port of Andratx behind. Your first destination is the striking island of Sa Dragonera, an uninhabited nature reserve that sets the stage for a day of stunning natural vistas. Cruise along a coastline rich in scenic bays and islets, making stops at hidden gems like Cala de Estellencs, Cala Banyalbufar, Port de Valldemossa, Sa Foradada, or Cala de Deià. Anchor at one of these picturesque spots for a swim and lunch—be sure to reserve a table at the sought-after Cas Patro March if dining ashore. In the afternoon, continue on to the tranquil Port de Sóller, where you can spend the night docked at the harbor or anchored in the bay. Don't miss an evening stroll along the charming waterfront to complete your day.

Sóller to Pollença

Embark on the third day of your charter and experience the untouched beauty of Mallorca's northern coastline. Cruise along the majestic Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, extending from Sóller to Cape Formentor, where rugged cliffs and dense forests frame the scenery. Make a stop at the iconic Sa Calobra, also known as Elephant Rock, for a refreshing swim in crystal-clear waters. As you journey east, visit the vibrant beach bars of Cala Sant Vincenç, where you can unwind and enjoy the local ambiance. Continue on to Cap Formentor, a stunning landmark, before anchoring for the night in the serene Pollença Bay. This well-sheltered bay promises a restful night at anchor amidst spectacular surroundings.

Pollença to Ciutadella

Begin your morning in the tranquil Pollença Bay, waking up to the serene view of the coastal town. Take the tender ashore to explore the charming streets of Pollença, where stone houses and historic architecture transport you to a time of traditional Mallorcan life. Enjoy breakfast in a café overlooking a lively square, perfect for people-watching. This town is known for unique, artisanal shops—ideal for picking up gifts and souvenirs that capture the essence of the Balearics.

After a leisurely morning, return to your yacht and dive into the crystal-clear waters around Cape Formentor, known for its excellent snorkeling and vibrant marine life. Spend the late morning making use of your yacht's water toys or simply relaxing in the sun. As the afternoon arrives, indulge in a delicious lunch prepared by the crew before setting a course across the glistening sea towards Menorca. By evening, approach the historic port city of Ciutadella, where you’ll anchor for the night and get ready to explore Menorca’s rich heritage and dining scene.

Ciutadella to Fornells

Begin the day with a peaceful morning in Ciutadella de Menorca, a town brimming with history and charm. Stroll through its cobblestone streets, lined with elegant sandstone buildings, quaint shops, and inviting cafes. After soaking in the ambiance of this westernmost town of Menorca, return to your yacht and prepare to sail along the pristine northern coast.

Your first stop will be Cala Algaiarens, a picture-perfect bay featuring two golden sandy beaches and clear, inviting waters. This location epitomizes the raw beauty of the Balearics and is perfect for a mid-morning swim or a gentle paddle. Further along, Cala del Pilar offers a more secluded atmosphere, ideal for those seeking peace and untouched landscapes. Have lunch on board, savoring the dishes prepared by your crew as you enjoy panoramic views from the aft deck or flybridge.

Spend the afternoon cruising and exploring the coast, choosing from various bays and coves for swimming and snorkeling. The northern coast's unspoiled nature presents endless opportunities to witness the marine life and the stunning vistas of Menorca. As the day winds down, sail into the picturesque port of Fornells, known for its white-washed buildings and swaying palm trees. Fornells' welcoming locals and renowned seafood provide an authentic taste of Menorca’s laid-back culture and cuisine. End the day dining ashore or enjoying a final dip before sunset.

Fornells to Parque Natural de s'Albufera to Mahon

Set out from Fornells in the morning, leaving behind the charming coastal town as you head southeast along the Menorcan coast. Your destination is the pristine Parque Natural de S'Albufera des Grau, a highlight of any visit to Menorca and a protected natural area renowned for its breathtaking cliffs, serene lagoons, and diverse ecosystems. As you approach, the coastline reveals dramatic vistas and secluded bays perfect for anchoring.

Spend the day exploring this natural haven, which features a mosaic of habitats and five small islets scattered along the coast. The park is a sanctuary for various bird species and marine life, making it ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone looking to experience Menorca’s ecological diversity. Take the tender or kayaks to navigate the hidden corners of the park, or simply relax on deck, appreciating the untouched beauty around you.

After a day of adventure and natural exploration, continue to the capital, Mahon. Arrive in the late afternoon and enjoy the impressive entrance to this historic port city, known for its grand architecture and vibrant waterfront. End your day with a leisurely walk through Mahon’s charming streets or enjoy dinner at one of the city’s fine dining establishments, soaking in the sophisticated yet relaxed ambiance of Menorca’s capital.

Mahon

Mahon, the capital of Menorca, welcomes you with its expansive natural harbor—one of the largest in the world. With two nights planned in this lively town, immerse yourself in the Menorcan lifestyle before setting course back to Mallorca. The town boasts a rich blend of historical sites and modern amenities, making it perfect for a relaxed day of exploration.

Start your day with a leisurely walk through Mahon’s picturesque streets, discovering the charming mix of Georgian architecture and Mediterranean flair. Visit the local markets, boutique shops, and artisanal stores to find unique gifts or savor authentic Menorcan treats. Enjoy a tasting at one of the town’s gin distilleries, a nod to the island’s history influenced by British rule.

Break for lunch at a chic café or indulge in tapas at one of Mahon’s many vibrant bars. Spend your afternoon taking in the town’s coastal views, visiting museums, or simply relaxing at a sun-dappled terrace. As evening falls, choose a harbor-front bar for cocktails, letting the sparkling waters and bustling marina set the perfect backdrop. Return to your yacht for a peaceful night on board, refreshed by the gentle harbor breeze.

Mahon to Cala en Porter

Leave Mahon in the morning and set sail southwest toward Cala en Porter, known for its striking cliffs and turquoise waters. This secluded cove on Menorca’s southern coast is perfect for sunbathing and swimming. Spend a leisurely morning anchored here, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and making use of your yacht’s water toys.

After a morning of relaxation, explore Cova d’en Xoroi, a spectacular natural cave set into the cliffside, known for its stunning views and legendary sunsets. Enjoy a light lunch on board or at one of the local beachside restaurants. As evening approaches, anchor in Cala en Porter and relish dinner on your yacht’s deck, surrounded by the stunning backdrop of the rugged coast.

Cala en Porter to Cala d’Or

Depart Cala en Porter after breakfast and begin your journey back to Mallorca, making a stop at Cala d’Or. This stretch of the eastern coast of Mallorca is famed for its sparkling waters and charming marina, lined with upscale boutiques and lively restaurants. Drop anchor at Cala Mondragó, a nearby protected natural cove with clear waters and pristine sand, perfect for a swim or snorkel.

Arrive at the Marina de Cala d’Or in the late afternoon, where you can dock and explore the town. Stroll through its whitewashed streets, shop for local crafts, or relax at one of the many café terraces. For dinner, select from an array of waterfront dining options offering fresh seafood and Mediterranean cuisine. Spend the night on board, soaking up the lively, holiday atmosphere.

Cala d’Or to Palma de Mallorca

On the final day of your charter, enjoy breakfast as the yacht sets sail back to Palma de Mallorca. Cruise along the southern coast, passing by picturesque landscapes and hidden coves. Stop for a refreshing swim at Es Trenc, a long stretch of white sand beach with waters reminiscent of the Caribbean. Lounge in the sun or take one last dip before lunch onboard.

Arrive in Palma in the late afternoon and spend your last hours ashore exploring more of the historic old town or visiting the impressive Palma Cathedral, known as La Seu. End your 10-day yacht adventure with a farewell dinner at one of Palma’s finest restaurants, reminiscing about your journey through Mallorca and Menorca. Disembark the following morning, carrying with you the memories of an unforgettable Mediterranean escape.